She passed Lvl3 last year and lvl4 the year before.
Both on her first try.
Although I studied longer, she has better vocab than me due to all those anime and song listening.   

may i know which language center u go to? how much is the fees?

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I watched the whole Liar Game Season 2 with no english subtitle  to learn Japanese,really a pain in the ass. The only japanese words I learnt in the J-drama is  十字架。

Actually, ukemi-kei for taberu 食べる is taberareru 食べられる. In this form for this particular verb, it overlaps with the kanou kei　可能形

XX は食べられる means XX is edible.
to be eaten is 食べられた
to be made to eat is 食べさせられる

In general you need to be conscious of the differences when transforming Group I, II and III verbs

make a table, splitting between Group I, II and III verbs. You can use either jisho-kei or teinei/masu-kei as your base.

For group I, choose a minimum 1 or 2 examples of each pre-masu stem (e.g.: if using masu kei, "kakimasu";"hajimarimasu") or if you prefer jisho-kei, the endings (e.g.., "kaku"; "hajimaru")
Then add in in adjacent columns the te/ta-kei, ukemi-kei, kanou-kei, shieki-kei.

If you look carefully you should be able to discern certain patterns and reduce them into simple math-like formulae.

I could give you the formulae outright, but that wouldn't be any fun, would it? XD
Stuff you work out yourself sticks in your head much longer.

Since you are already learning ukemi and shieki kei, I would surmise that you are already at least at an intermediate level. You should be able to deduce by now that the Japanese language follows some very clear, pseudo-mathematical rules and have far less rei-gai compared to some other crazy mongrel languages (English comes to mind). If you are adept at math, using this formula approach will speed up your understanding of Japanese grammar.

I thought it's the due date already?

I'm actually curious to know from people who has studied both Chinese and Japanese... Which do you find to be harder?

Anybody here can help me to translate my chinese name in Romaji?
My name is 黃家輝
Thanks

anyone took japanese class at icls before? thinking of taking the intensive class when i go bak malaysia for summer, but not sure how much they teach in intensive class

yep. I have problem in understanding this: 残せし者

which one is the most correct/closest translation?

1. People who still remains (Orang yang masih tinggal)
2. People who being left (Orang yang ditinggalkan)
3. People who left (Orang yang meninggalkan)